Hamilton Fraser’s new Property Podcast, ‘Landlords, lettings and deposits’, offers landlords expert property advice on key industry topics across the private rented sector.
In the latest episode, ‘Legislation – what do landlords and agents need to know?’, Eddie Hooker, CEO of LandlordZONE’s insurance partner, Total Landlord Insurance and Paul Shamplina, Founder of Landlord Action and Chief Commercial Officer at Hamilton Fraser, are joined by leading UK property expert and market analyst, Kate Faulkner (pictured) and Sean Hooker (pictured) Head of Redress at the Property Redress Scheme.
Landlords now have to meet 400 rules and regulations to let a property legally. But what are the latest legislative updates that landlords and agents really need to know about? Kate Faulkner has recently updated Hamilton Fraser’s legislation guide for 2022, and in this legislation special, the team of experts explores this topic from both landlords’ and agents’ perspectives.
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A radical rehaul of the lettings sector is on the horizon, with the rental reform White Paper due any day, and the potential opportunity to learn more on the details in the Queen’s Speech next week. But is the sector ready for more reform? And will it be a burden or a blessing?
From Section 21 to landlord redress and regulation, find out the experts’ take on how the sector is evolving: what is really happening behind the headlines? What are the key challenges for the sector? Who are the winners and the losers? Should landlords be worried? What is the most common complaint from landlords about letting agents? What do the team think about rent controls and licensing? And what should you do if your tenant can’t pay the rent?
In this episode, the team cover a lot of ground. So, whether you’re a new or experienced landlord, it’s a must-listen if you’re interested in regulation, the market and all things lettings.
And you’ll also find out Kate and Sean’s answers the closing question, ‘You’ve got £50k to invest in property – where would you invest, and why?’ Listen to the podcast to find out what the experts would do!
You can read Hamilton Fraser’s comprehensive legislation guide here.
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